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Travellers who are more than 24 weeks pregnant on the date of their return flight should check with their Doctor as to the advisability of flying, the airline carrier as to their eligibility to fly and their travel insurance provider to ensure that the policy is valid. Airlines reserve the right to ask customers to provide a ‘Fit to Fly’ letter from the Doctor and can refuse boarding if not provided.

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